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th akmtammm hmald wedneeday march 25th ibm packs the georgetown herald tftqvimoci newspapers llmltq publication walter c blehn managing editor garfield l mcgilvray production superintendent office staff mrs aileen bradley terry harley plant staff lslie m clark dave hastings corey r herrington bob baskerviue servim hw communities af georgetown olen wlllams hornx llmehouso hornby stewerttown salllnafad asjtgrove terra cette member of the canadian weekly newspapers association and the ontario division of the gwna authorised as second class mail post office depl ottawa editorial comment could make georgetown famous development of a gyroplane designed for ease of flying and to suit the mass pocketbook of the buying public is the aim of a fledgling in dustry which has located in town if peter payne and his associates are sue cessful first in producing such a machine and sec ond in securing the financing to put it into pro duction georgetown could well become famous as the birthplace of the plane of the future such a project is not simple and we admire these men who are devoting their time to the gyroplane conceptas well as those men who have backed them with money to continue their experiments the next six months will tell the tale and every georgetowner will be interested in watching their progress major result for our town of course would be establishment of a substantial industry which would employ some 400 people a much needed addition to our industrial picture special canadian symbol st patrick s day celebrations led a friend to remark last week that canada seems to have no special yearly celebration which is known beyond our country s borders it is true that we have july 1st as dominion day but this rings no bell in the way that sham rocks do for ireland robbie burns and haggis for the scots or the maypole ceremonies for the english with the maple leaf our national emblem perhaps canadians should be encouraged to wear a lapel badge on dominion day with store and homes decorated in similar fashion perhaps too at the same time we could develop a dis tinctive canadian dish which could become like snails for france goulash for hungary and spaghetti for italy a country is the better for having customs which readly identify it on the world scene a natoinal emblem and a national food are two ways this can be accomplished should take the herald speaking at monday s council meeting brian larmour representing the ontario water resources commission expressed surprise that the local scene after the avro layoffs was not as dismal as he had feared from reading the tor onto papers it is understandable perhaps that a city man would be unaware of a small town s econ omy but in mr larmour s position avrepresen tative of a body which is backing close to a mil lion dollar expenditure on a new sewage disposal plant we might suggest that he get his facts from the herald rather than from the metropoli tan press a herald subscription might be in prder for the owrc actually georgetown s total economy has suffered to some extent a committee member of georgetown employment service estimates that 300 ex avro residents are unemployed to date severance payments have cushioned the real blow of being without work but these are now running out and there are men who are faced with a real problem of maintaining payments on their homes buying groceries and paying house hold bills that no one should face this situation very long is the earnest hope of every george town resident we look forward to the week when the herald can headline no unemploy ment here mrs john newton was musician church worker after a lingering illness from suffering a stroke in 1951 fan me elizabeth newton died in brantford on monday march 16th born in brantford she was edu cated in stratford and toronto schools and also the toronto con servatory of music she taught music in toronto georgetown acton glen williams and lime- house prior to her marriage to john nielson newton of lime house her husband died in 1947 and shortly after she made her home with her sister winnifred ivens of laimchouse and later of brantford mrs newton was a presbyterian devoting most of her life to ser vice in limehouse church she was keenly interested in all the activities of the community in which she lived on the newton farm she leaves one son william of bime two granddaughters one sister tvinnifred ivens of brant ford three sisters one brother and her husband predeceased her the funeral was held in lime house presb tcrian church thurs day at 2pm with interment in limehouse cemttery the service was conducted by rev alex cal der her pastor for a number of ears pallbearers were harding price a c patterson joe ross arthur benton fred j brown and sjd kirkpatnck legion bridge team wins championship a branch 120 legion bridge team captained by duke wilson won the zone championship recently in a tiebreaking playoff held in the branch 120 rooms the wilson foursome beat out another local team captained by jim williams to cop the honour the tie resulted in a ten team tournament for the zone bridge title held in port credit on sat urday feb 28th two other local branch teams captained by tom arms and rocky lorusio al competed the judges of play in the play off were dick prul and ted fen mng members qf the winning team included duke wilson mike lor usso frank ferguson and jack hooper and of the runners up jim williams nick brown ormic carter anl art hall charlie cor coran jim sargent and dick mof fat completed the warnes team and bill roney art herbert and charlie parton fill out the lorus- so foursome macdonald lynd wedding vows in christ church woodbridge christ anglican church wood bridge was the scene of a wed ding on saturday feb 14th which united in marriage barbara fran ces lynd eldest daughter of mr and mrs bertram lynd wood bridge and ross alexander mac donald eldest son of mr and mrs burton macdonald georgetown rev a b cathcart officiated and the brides father sang the lord s prayer before the cere mony and 0 perfect love dur ing the signing of the register the bride given in marriage by her father was gowned in a floor length white matte velvet gown fashioned on princess lines with scalloped bateau neckline her veil of french lace was held by a tiara of pearls sequins and rhincstpnes and she carried a white prayer book with red ros cttcs and stcphanotis her four attendants were her sister fjjeanor lynd who acted as maid of honour mrs michael walsh of malton and gwcn doan of humbcr summit were the bridesmaids and the sister of the groom jqjcc macdonald of georgetown wis flower girl they all wore american beauty velvet iresscs fashioned with gathered kirts and portrait necklines with standawa collars and carried white mums with red rosettes for med in thr shape of a heart tr best man was the groom s brother keith macdonald of geor retown and the ushers were war ren flcuilling mnu and wil ham marshall malton the reception was held in the parish hall the brides mother re ccuing in a sheath drtss of cas cade ericn cotton ilk brocade with mitchin acccsoriis and a cor sage of pink rosis tht giooms mother agisted lur uiaring a sapphire 1 ut swiss brocaded dress white hat ind gloes and a cordage of pink roses dinner vas sered to guests from woodhridge malton tor onto pontiac michigan hamilton st thorn brussels oakilie mil virion oshawa and george toun tht couple left b plane from buffalo to mexico citv the bride trai hin in a tai ored src suit red icctsorn s and a rid rosi h corio thri ire nos 72 arthdale court dmnsvuw easter specials at jacks boys dress shirts white on while 46x 98c 8 12 ith bow tie cuff links 1 98 boys dress pants i 6x 1 98 8 16 2 98 and s3 49 ladies sum jims 1 98 girls suits top and skirt shm 47 5 98 8 14 7 98 mens suits 2 pair pants regular 49 00 jacks pnce 39 95 boys suits 2 pr pants 46x from 11 95 2 pr pants 8 16 from 149s we also have a varrety in sport jackets in all sizes mans regular up to 39 95 jacks pnc 19 95 utv houst messes 249 i jkttthx variety lr girls shoes made by savage 3 98 w bo carry rubber boots in all sizes bargain centre street nokth delrex anglican ladies form new guild anglican ladies and their asso ciates of the delrex subdivision in the astern limits of georgetown met for an exploratory meeting at the home of mrs o mills we bcr drive on march 10 the meet ing met with a large numerical re sponsc and enthusiasm and it was moved that a women s organiza lion be formed and a policy drawn up the rev kenneth richard son showed a filmstrip to the group which dealt with the life of the anglican communion at home and abroad the next meeting was held at the home of mrs h lamble on march l7th after the initial bus ness session itwaifioved thai the roujrtect officers and be constituted officially the results of the election were as follows president mrs c dowd who is a native of australia vice president mrs d lanegraff secretary mrs h lamble treasurer mrs g osborne the group plan to meet the first third and fifth tuesdays of each month at jl30 pm th ex ecuuve were asked to draw up a calendar of events and interest and th encxt meeting is slated for tuesday 3arch 31st at 830 pm it the home of the president mrs c dowd the rector presided at the elec tions and congratulated the group on their initiative and response many of the ladies are teachers at the church school temporarily lo cated in the delrex factory million dollar fire razes oakville paper despite a si 000 000 fire earh feorujr 27th which complolcl dcil roved its building the oak ille record star published on march 5th newspaper s base ment office furniture store a bra lit salon and several profes tinnal offices were destroed in a midnight blaze which gutted the trafilear rulding oakxilcs lar 2c1 office structure firemen from the trafalgar township brigades oakulte fire irpartment and the ba oil refin er at clarkson battled the blazt for om r 12 hours and managed to ktep ihi flames and sparks from spreading to ni arh hnmc s and stores it was the second big fire in the building in nov mbi r 1957 mure than 100000 damage was caused b fire as walls caved in and fluores cent lighting tubes exploded flames shot high in the air and ihc glow could itc seen in millon himillon and toronto short circuiting wires also caused minor explosions anil cut off hdro thru me section of the town when hy iro employee cut off thi cumnt traffic i rerouted ind thi s rt ms hlorkid off for hour whth fin nun estninh i thi oss it si 000 000 occupants of the bui ding said the loss would reach mort than this man al uablc records were lost in the blaze injuriks not as serious as supposed injuries suffered in a fall while playing a game at a cgit meeting in st johns united church hall proved not so serious as first sup posed for ruth anne lewis a ce- darvale school student fainting after falling on the wooden hood of the hall miss lewis was taken to the police sta lion where after examination by dr j h chamberlain she was taken to hospital by ambulance fears of a broken nose and crack ed skull were dispelled whcnx rays showed no broken bones and strained ncckmuscles were the ony discomfort caused skc was kept in hospital for observation for a couple of day3 and was suffi ciently recovered by the next week s cgit session to enjoy an evening with ihc group again antennas installed repaired moved tv service 45 main street north tr 79541 hows your it todays insurance problems answered question i own a house that cost 20 000 to build i carry 15 000 fire insur ance if 50 of the house is destroyed by fire will they pay me 50 of the insurance or would they repair the damage of 10 000 should i carry the full value of the house or replacement value on today s market answer you would he en titled to recover your ac tual loss sustained up to the face of your 15 000 policy it is advisable to carry insurance up to jhe full fair value of your house so that ou 11 be adequately indemnified in the ccnt of total destruc tion contributed in th interest of sound insurant by john r barber james f evans john t armstrong ballinapao honey doesnt talk today i just goec without saying coit group has successful bake sal week end visitors at the home of mr and mrs m mcbride were miss carol beaver and mr lloyd strachan the young peoples group met on sunday evening at churchill church a delegation from hal ton ipresbytery executive attended as a group participating in a vis nation program to each organiza tion in the district the afternoon auxiliary of the wms met for their marctyneeling on wednesday of this week al the home of mrs himes the members of the cgit group held a very successful bake sale at smith s store on saturday af tcrnoon the girls would like to express their ifianfcs fttall their customers and the ladies who do nated baking also a special thank you to mr and mrs smith for thur kindness in allowing us the use of a very prominent spot in thtir place of business rev doftson is qu1st spbaker at thank offbftlnq rev a h dobson was guest speaker at the easter thank effer- lng of sl johns united church on monday there were about 35 present to ait down to a delicious supper supervised by the hostes ses mrs d mcmillan mrs tre vor williams and mrs jdhn mftt- thies mrs kelvin brown opened the meeting with singing the lovely solo spirit of the living god mr dobson was introduced by mrs bar lince and gave a very inspir ing easter message why jesus was crucified which was inter spersed with singing easter hymns and another solo were you there when they crucified my lord by mrs k brown mrs orraond brewster president thanked the speaker orubehalf oxtluj group the members are busy making a maternity layette for relief work and are also selling cards the proceeds of which will used to send literature to korea the mite boxes for the first quarter were handed in directory dr j burnt milne dental surgeon xray mill street tr 7 2871 dr john r kerby pactice op dentistry i xray triangle 73641 main street georgetown dr k w mccauley dentist 6 main street north tr 74641 tf s m faibuh ro optometrist mcnamara jewellers a georgetown for expert eye care consult o t walker oculist prescriptions filled heartafhaid glasses 12 main sl south brampton gl 14474 res gl 16243 hours 9am to 6 p m daily friday 9 turn to 9 pm evenings by appointment a m nielsen dc no doctor of chiropractic an naturopathy 43rd year of practice 25 pm closed thursdays lady attendant 164 guelph 5l georgetown triangle 73612 ralph davies ac is fa accountant and ud tor 122 guelph st georgetown tr 73351 office hours 9am o 5 p m mondays to fridays wrlcte professional engineer ontario land surveyor georgetown ontario res 81 prince charles dr office guelph sl telephone tr 73300 wallace thompson 3rd division court cleric an commissioner tr 7 2963 georgetown animal clinic c w sayors d v j 106 guelph street clinic open 7pm to 9 p m mon tues wed fftl afternoons by appointment monuments pollock campbell designs on request inspect our work in greenwood cemetery phone 2048 f 62 water street north g a l t robl r hamilton ro optometrist eyes examined eyeglass and cordless hearing aids for appointment tr 73971 181 guelph street georgetow n torn van sickler ba barrister solicitor a notary 36 main sl s tr 74531 dr williams bldg prevent chimney fires us fire chief chemical chimney cleaners to eliminate soot and scale from jour stoves and pipes the smaller the flame the more soot and carbon for use in oil coal and wood fired unita for sale at halton coop s u p p i i e s maurice handeks0nqc barrister solicitor 61 mill st tr 7 2464 roxy theatre building lever hosldn chartfad accountanta si main n brampton glendale 14824 44 victoria st toronto phone eh 44131 frank fetch licensed auctioned prompt service p o box 41s tr 7 2864 georgetown hews0n 0rd and hels0n barriatara and solicitors 39 main sl soth beside knox church 120 guelph st hunter bid no 7 hwj george c hewson john d ord frederick a heison jttmm tll79ti dale bennett and latimer barrister and solictor leroj dale qc 1w41sm sybil bennett qc 19301958 douglas v latumr ba triangle 73381 kill st georgetown earl g black b comm rja ca chartered accountant 182 main st milton oat triangle 14543 g robert w fktdw preempt atopcctl vaiawmhtlttl